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Measuring Word Frequency in Language Teaching Textbooks Using Lexitürk

International online journal of education & teaching, 2022, Vol.9 (1), p.571 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

ISSN: 2148-225X ;EISSN: 2148-225X

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  • Title:
    Measuring Word Frequency in Language Teaching Textbooks Using Lexitürk
  • Author: Basaran, Bora
  • Subjects: English (Second Language) ; Evaluation Methods ; Foreign Countries ; Second Language Instruction ; Textbooks ; Vocabulary Development ; Word Frequency
  • Is Part Of: International online journal of education & teaching, 2022, Vol.9 (1), p.571
  • Description: Vocabulary is a fundamental component of language usage, and study into its interactions with other aspects of language competence is an essential topic of language teaching. There are strong relationships between vocabulary and language competency measurements. Learners with larger vocabularies are better at a variety of language abilities than those with lower vocabularies. As a result, it may be stated that vocabulary knowledge is inextricably tied to total language proficiency. This suggests that the quantity of words we know has an impact on how much text we can comprehend. The more often a word is used, the more polysemy and irregular morphology it is likely to have. One of a word's quantifiable qualities is how extensively it is used. Based on this measurable attribute, the word's prevalence and frequency can be considered a guiding reference. Analyzing the frequency of recurrence of a specific word or phrase is the most basic sort of corpus analysis. Words frequently occur together, forming collocations, colligations, and other word combinations. Exploring such trends is another sort of corpus analysis that one may perform. This is also known as chunks, n-grams, or lexical bundles. In particular, when selecting which word should be prioritized for language learners. If this model is adopted, foreign language students will be taught essentially the most often used words. The development and application of measurement like an analysis tool can assist developers or researchers in the dilemma of preferences arising from the inevitable use of a word corpus. For teaching after the stage of creating a corpus and shaping the language textbook's content with the marked and dense frequency words from a corpus are discussed in this study, and a tool which is created by the author is presented to and for the scientific community.
  • Publisher: Informascope
  • Language: English
  • Identifier: ISSN: 2148-225X
    EISSN: 2148-225X
  • Source: ERIC Full Text Only (Discovery)
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